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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
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Compact pedal board, or pedal drawer? I don't like using my feet, so I put this drawer in my rack. The pedals are screwed in straight through the bottom, because I said so. I feel like these are all the pedals I need, but there is room to grow.
Plus a G30 wireless tucked underneath
Nice! Everything you need, nothing you don't.
Yep, I love it. For the record, it's a Nano. Tidy and simple, which is what I was going for..
I've got a PT Mini that I decided that I'm going to put together a "fun with sounds " board... Reverb, delay, Octave, maybe phaser, and some overdrive and volume pedal.
Nice setup....what kind of power supply is that? I've been looking for a larger power supply and haven't quite decided, yet.
*update*....I think it is a Joyo Powersupply 2, with a sticker placed on it.
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Final version of my pedalboard. Still using an old Pedaltrain Mini. Here's what chain looks like:
Korg Pitchblack tuner, TC Spectracomp, Boss OC-2, TC Spark, Source Audio Aftershock with 2-channel switched(so I could use 2 outputs from Aftershock which gives me 2 different dirt flavours). Hosa low-profile cables and 1-Spot power.
The Sansamp and Spectra stay on at all times. Just got the Bass Big Muff Nano today.
Moved my Aguilar pedals to a homemade board just smaller than a PT Jnr. This frees up my homemade Nano to take pedals off of this when needed to do a minimalist set up. There is room on the top row for 1 more pedal. I'm thinking Broughton HPF/LPF, but have also considered a EQD Afterneath and also Aguilar Chorusaurus. Any thoughts are welcome!
Haven't used this live yet, but I am hoping with the THDI running on Phantom power, and the Eneloop running all the 9V stuff, all I will need is a lead back to my amp.
Haven't used this live yet, but I am hoping with the THDI running on Phantom power, and the Eneloop running all the 9V stuff, all I will need is a lead back to my amp.
You're right on it! Joyo it is. I was hesitant to use this at first but never failed me. Much quieter as well than my Cioks Adam
Final version of my pedalboard. Still using an old Pedaltrain Mini. Here's what chain looks like:
Korg Pitchblack tuner, TC Spectracomp, Boss OC-2, TC Spark, Source Audio Aftershock with 2-channel switched(so I could use 2 outputs from Aftershock which gives me 2 different dirt flavours). Hosa low-profile cables and 1-Spot power.
Did you make your own switcher?
Update from my earlier post. I added the mini wah!!!
Not a very safe setup for your power supply. I would mount it under the Sansamp.
Moved my Aguilar pedals to a homemade board just smaller than a PT Jnr. This frees up my homemade Nano to take pedals off of this when needed to do a minimalist set up. There is room on the top row for 1 more pedal. I'm thinking Broughton HPF/LPF, but have also considered a EQD Afterneath and also Aguilar Chorusaurus. Any thoughts are welcome!
Haven't used this live yet, but I am hoping with the THDI running on Phantom power, and the Eneloop running all the 9V stuff, all I will need is a lead back to my amp.
No experience with the EQD Afterneath, but have the Dispatch Master that I love... tried the Chorasaurus and Octamizer at the same time a few months back... liked the Octamizer, but sent it back because it glitched out on my G string between the 10-15th frets ????
Waiting on a MXR BOD to try
The Chorasurus.. I found one sound that I only sort of liked.. other than that I found it kind of lifeless and sterile.
Still looking for another chorus to try.. not sure which.
Also thinking of trying a TC Spark for some slight dirt
